Winehouse blames ‘devil’ for drug habit
Oct 16th, 2008 | By Sindh Today | Category: WorldLondon, Oct 16 (IANS) Troubled British singer Amy Winehouse seemed to have lost it at a recording studio and blamed the devil for her drug habit.
Tokyo, Oct 16 (DPA) Markets across Asia plummeted on opening Thursday, dragged down by US retail sales data and concerns about whether bank bailouts would be able to rescue financial markets and avert a recession.
Seoul, Oct 16 (DPA) Communist North Korea stepped up pressure on its southern neighbour, threatening Thursday to cut all ties with Seoul, South Korean media reported.
London, Oct 16 (IANS) Troubled British singer Amy Winehouse seemed to have lost it at a recording studio and blamed the devil for her drug habit.
Washington, Oct 16 (IANS) Plastic tubing taped to a hand-held egg-beater could save thousands of lives in developing countries.
Panama City, Oct 16 (IANS) The Panama Canal linking the Pacific and the Atlantic oceans, one of the busiest man-made waterways, has earned a record $2 billion in revenues during the fiscal year 2008, Spain’s EFE news agency reported Thursday.
Washington, Oct 16 (IANS) Hybrids formed out of a union of different animal species are often infertile or die when still in the womb. A mule, for example, cannot reproduce. A sheep-goat hybrid, the result of a cross between a sheep and a goat, is usually stillborn.
Sydney, Oct 16 (IANS) Female mice engineered without a neurotransmitter in the lab, known to lower anxiety levels, were less stressed than their similarly configured male counterparts.
Sydney, Oct 16 (IANS) Female mice engineered without a neurotransmitter in the lab, known to lower anxiety levels, were less stressed than their similarly configured male counterparts.
Sydney, Oct 16 (IANS) Female mice engineered without a neurotransmitter in the lab, known to lower anxiety levels, were less stressed than their similarly configured male counterparts.
Sydney, Oct 16 (IANS) An increase in daily temperature of only two degrees Celsius could wipe out large numbers of kangaroos in Australia, according to a new study.